The aftermath party was the best invite in town. The guest list included a selection of Sydney’s elite. They ate caviar, hugged it out and had a laugh. It was the best of times, after the worst of times.

And Packer was worried about ONE news van.Source:News Corp Australia

First the doc turned up to check the damage. One broken head. One pair of ripped Packie dacks. One lucky rich dude with a camera.

The doctor prescribes two Panadol.Source:INF

Not long after, Lachlan Murdoch rocked up to soothe Packer’s angst. He looked remarkably cheerful, despite the fact he missed the high society event of the year.

Lachlan finally makes it to the party.Source:INF

Then Packer’s ex-best mate, now best mate again, “Gynge”, popped by to kiss and make up. The reconciliation chats ended in a box of seafood and gourmet food, including blueberries, bacon, caviar and pastrami. Smothered in gold leaf.

Real men eat berries.Source:INF

Upon leaving the Bondi Beach pad, Gyngell looked content with how his apology went down and the feast he was provided. “Thirty-five years of friendship doesn’t change on a few of those — thanks guys,” he said to the media pack before heading off to his office, looking remarkably full.

An emotional Gyngell leaves after their bromance is stitched back together.Source:News Corp Australia

Not long after, the two were tight as ever. Nine released a statement saying everyone has their “ups and downs”.

Yep. Everyone’s had that moment where they find themselves in their trackies punching on with their childhood friend on the streets of Sydney and then feasting on caviar to recover.

The ups.Source:News Corp Australia

The downs.Source:Media Mode

After a long day of brawlin’, Mr Packer worked up quite the appetite. Some unidentified people came and went, then the pizza arrived.

A boys night isn’t complete without a couple of slices of pizza.Source:INF

After a wild day entertaining Australia with great puns, Packer called it a night. Tomorrow was a regular day.

Ha ha.Source:News Corp Australia

Well, until Karl turned up first thing. Bringing a copy of the NT News to brighten Packer’s day. We’re not sure how that joke went down — or how Karl’s face looks now.

Not appropriate, Karl.Source:News Corp Australia

After Karl rubbed salt in the wound, mum Roz turned up to support her black-eyed son, reassuring Packer no one will notice the massive shiner on his right eye.